To get to this panoramic platform hidden in nature, you must follow a short downhill path that starts on the side of the Giardino dei Ciucioi in Lavis.
On arrival, you have a view of the Val di Cembra, the large gorge formed by the Torrente Avisio and a close-up of the historic dam, called "Zambel".
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Short route leading from Lavis to the panoramic platform suspended over the Avisio stream and Val di Cembra
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